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Inverse Design of Metainterfaces towards Static Friction Control: Beyond the Hertzian Limit
Programming the static friction of mechanical interfaces is critical for soft robotics, haptics, and precision gripping. Static friction is governed by the real contact area, and standard rough surfaces exhibit a linear area-load scaling inherent to classical models, severely restricting their funct
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